yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
Lol I must just be nuts...maybe I did accidentally adjust it and didn't realize it...either way, atleast it got louder and didn't go to zero like some phones...haha
[HTC Rezound] o_z0ne:
Nope, you're not nuts. I use AudioManager and after silencing system volume, it will restore to the loudest setting on its own. However, I haven't noticed it with any of the other volumes.
[HTC Rezound] jbh00jh:
Could be the app is not playing well with this phone.

Sent from my HTC

LTE 4G Rezound
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
Or I'm wondering if system volume doesn't do anything on this phone...maybe they got rid of system volume so it just defaults to max. It hasn't effected any of my volumes yet...I don't notice any noise to be maxed out
[HTC Rezound] voxigenboy:
Nah man,"ghost in the machine" it's not satisfied just with the Nexus.
[HTC Rezound] AtLemacks:
I posted about this a couple days after I got my phone. I didn't know if we had sound profiles in Sense I was unaware of or something. I since haven't had the issue, so I don't know WTF was up. Maybe the volume rocker is active even when the screen is off and my pocket pushed it?
[HTC Rezound] didiwags:
I noticed mine sometimes is lower then what I set it at. But I wouldnt doubt it being accidently pushed!!
[HTC Rezound] voxigenboy:
Btw,I may not have experienced the volume issue, but the Google search screen pops up regularly and this wifi screen pops up occasionally also even though I always leave wifi disabled.

No phone!!!... Bad!!!
[HTC Rezound] AtLemacks:
Is it the one to notify you WiFi is available when you open an app? You can disable that in WiFi settings.
[Networking] icebear8:
so i have a question im under contract right now with a unlimited data plan for my 3g xperia play that i got back in june of this year well im gonna go buy a Samsung stratosphere tomorrow new from a store with out a contract (as im in one right now) and my question is will my unlimited data plan switch over to 4g unlimited even though im still on contract?
[Networking] 4ktvs:
Yes you can. Part of me wished that I could be on the verzion unlimited data plan but then even when LTE came it did not blow me away vs h+. I would NOT buy any one core LTE phone, becuase you will not likey see any real change in web speed.

I would wait for the G-nexus if I were you. ( All there phones on the big red seem to "lag" vs my SGS2.) I think it's all the crap they put on there phones.
[Networking] TJBunch1228:
Your mileage may vary, but I thought my 8-15mbps H+ speeds were amazing until I saw ****ty LTE phones consistently hitting between 20-30mbps. Almost seems worth ditching Tmo... Almost.
[Networking] icebear8:
right now in des moines ia i am getting around 15-25mb download speed and 5-7 upload speed, downloads are fast.... i think i might ditch my 1.5meg dsl internet that is 40$ a month....

i know the big red is watching people now with all the wifi tether and stuff but who on here allways pass the 8gigs every month? i used almost 3 gigs in one day and i didnt even do anything
[Networking] 4ktvs:
If caps is why then you should look at this:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1370720
[Samsung Infuse 4G] berryman13:
Yes, you will need to re-flash/add the tweaks once you flash CM7 again.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] philipxtian18:
on recovery mode theres something that i read it said that can't acces system, but when i try to flash other firmware there's no problem help me, here's the link where i downloaded the KQ2 http://hotfile.com/dl/125707449/95d5965/S5670XWKQ2.rar.html

Can't access to `/systemcas/XTC/system'. what is that? maybe thats teh problem why i can't install kq2 help thanks :)
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] reikableu:
sorry....

Honestly, i flashed KQ2 a lot of times already and did it like i told you but did not get any errors unless the mistake is on my end...

why not try flashing a different ROM so we'll know whether the issue is just with KQ2 on your phone or with all ROMs...

sorry again... :(
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] philipxtian18:
i already tried flashing other rom there's no problem right now im using XXKPI, i tried to flash KQ2 so many times but it is not working fine
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] reikableu:
suggestion...

since you want something latest in your phone, why not get KQ5 since we are in asia anyways... it's almost the same as KQ2
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] philipxtian18:
where can i download KQ5 and can i install Deodexed on KQ5 ?
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] reikableu:
you can get that from samfirmware but you'd have to register first... or directly from here

you can install Creed's ROM or just deodex it using invisible authority's Deodexed One here.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] philipxtian18:
thanks i will try this i hope that this will work :)

i already downloaded and flash the link that you give i think it is not kq5 beacause when i instakked it was ZCKP7 not kq5
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Sachin93:
Try downloading the same firmware from some other site.I think your download would have been incomplete like some part of the file missing.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] philipxtian18:
finally it's working :) thanks goys
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] NatsuDragneell:
Allows u to bypass android downloading limitations (speed) with this app/browser highly recommended when downloading large files like Rom's and mp4 I love using this app when downloading themes and roms it really cuts the download speed in half .

v1.4.1 http://db.tt/f6ILElr9

v1.4.4 Adds MediaFire support

http://db.tt/FjrwtL5n

RCMIX 3D Darkside Glacier HD !
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] sigurd_LU:
Could you give more details please? Where did you find this app, how do we use it exactly, etc.
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] NatsuDragneell:
found it during one of my Googling sessions it's basically a browser which is manly about downloads it's a real speedy browser but not the best part when downloading it increase the rate at which u download (kbs/mbs wise) and it tells u your average download speed and trys to keep that it's highest for faster downloads .

RCMIX 3D DarkSide Glacier HD !
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hemlocke:
I am thinking about taking my SGS II (SGH-i777) back (Within 30-day window on-contract) and buying a Nexus S, outright, so that I have my upgrade for later 2012 and some of the beasts coming our way. I have been an iPhone user for a few years (3Gs, 4, 4s), and recently switched to Android, so it looks like there is a good dev base for the NS.

Anything I should be concerned with if I switch? Things I should be prepared for, other than a slower CPU/GPU and a smaller screen? I know some of you might think I am a total goof for doing this, so feel free to voice your opinions.
[HTC Sensation] Sandeep_AV:
i charged my XE to 95% in the night. Then i just put an alarm and left the phone and went to bed. By morning i found the charge to be 2%. :eek::eek:

When i checked the usage.. it was like..

Cell Radio used 32%,

Phone Idle used 31%,

Display, which was on for 6 mins, used 24% ..

Wat the hell is this.??!??!?

Can some one please help...

I bought the XE 3 days back and have stock ROM...
[HTC Sensation] Galaxa12:
Have you modified it at all?
[HTC Sensation] Sandeep_AV:
i haven't done a single thing till now... just installed some games and applications... thinking to start the process of installing Insert Coin...

Also can u just give me the sequence on how to start ...

like S-off -> Recovery -> and so on..

Wat i have written above may be wrong... can u please give me the sequence like above.?
[HTC Sensation] wardy:
Left mine over night at 100%

My XE had 20% cell

Maybe an app is constantly updating . Still my battery took a good week before it settled down to a decent run time
[HTC Rezound] superchaos:
I went with SquareTrade once again. I was impressed when they paid $549.00 to my PayPal account after the wife's DroidX was water damaged. 2 years of coverage for $94.30 with a discount code beat Asurion's $7.99 per month. The $99 deductible is kinda high but they pay up.
[HTC Rezound] zetsumeikuro:
I wonder why they didn't just send you guys a refurb Droid x2 or x they are still available via warranty. Although you do have $550 bucks that you could use for whatrever. Did you ask why they didn't send you cash instead of a phone? I'm interested.
[HTC Rezound] WVFAN1:
I need to check in to this sounds a little better than asuron and you could pick up another phone from the forums and have some cash left over that's pretty cool.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kennethpenn:
http://briefmobile.com/galaxy-nexus-price-199-on-contract

Looks like Samsung's Galaxy Nexus will be only $199 on contract at Verizon, unlike many other 4G LTE devices at launch.

Anyone more excited?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Reviewers:
Verizon is real lucky on this one , people have been buying the phone for $600+ meanwhile they should have just waited to recieve one for $199 , it's worth the wait people now alot of people have learned their lesson .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
What? People have been buying the HSPA+ one. This is the LTE for Verizon. And you have to sign a 2year contract to get it for $199... Nobody that bought the phone unlocked was waiting to buy this one. You can't even buy the LTE phone anywhere right now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] [hfm]:
Unless you have TMo or ATT.. Or you don't want to sign a new contact.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ztm.000:
$600+ for the pentaband GSM version. What if they didn't/don't want Verizon?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BiGMERF:
The verizon version is locked to verizon. Why would i want that? Gsm for the win. Its a world phone

Sent from the a Xoom, via Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flippy125:
Or are they? Verizon is losing that many 2 year contracts when people buy the phone outright.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
The phone isn't on sale anywhere yet. Pre-orders but they won't get it till its available in store anyways.

Verizon doesn't care. You're buying a phone that's locked to their network lol. They get paid whether you sign a contract or not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ap3604:
WTH?

I thought Verizon was supposed to be greedy and screw up the Galaxy Nexus launch popularity by pricing the phone at $299 on contract like they did with the Bionic and Charge? :confused:

I'm very confused by their actions...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] audi09:
Buying the hspa+ for $750 and putting it on the walmart/t-mo 4g for $30 a month, Saves a lot more money than $200 on a 2 year contract for $100 a month plan on verizon
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pukemon:
booooooo. and i don't think anybody has bought an lte version for version because it hasn't gone on sale yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oka1:
Typically, you pay 500-600 for a no contract phone. So Assume you pay 220 (w tax) for your 2 yr contract phone. THe No Contract per month cost is average 20 a month cheaper So,

20 x 12 = 240 x 2 =480.00 for 2 year contact phone added cost or 700.00 total cost.........

Pay the cost now or over time about the same...... but no contract does no leave you bound by the the Carriers whims...

I prefer to have the phone paid for now and be free rather than paying over time and indenturement
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rootuser3.0:
If you want real 4G speeds 10mbps+you go with Verizon. You pay for what you get. Or just get the GSM pop in TMO/Att sim card and get crappy 1mbps download speed defeats the purpose of having a "smartphone" rere's
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matt2053:
I'm sure we're all aware of the pros and cons of the various network, thanks. Verizon is the last carrier in the USA I would EVER sign a contract with.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rootuser3.0:
Yea sucks for u i just signed and they gave me unlimited data
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matt2053:
Please troll elsewhere. Done with you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blunden:
Sure, LTE is better but the speeds you mentioned isn't really impressive for LTE.

Also, the 1 mbps you mention is not a problem of the phone. On a decent network you will get very nice speeds on HSPA+ too. With that said I wouldn't mind if there was a GSM/HSPA/LTE version for the LTE network in Sweden. CDMA2000 is and always has been crap though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheBiles:
I'm buying it off-contract, so this means nothing to me. :(

--

Sent from my Droid Bionic.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TiltedAz:
That's a good price. Kudos to VZN for at least trying.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rsg_1:
It sounds like a good deal on the surface, but....

1. If you travel overseas, the phone will not work internationally since CDMA coverage is very limited, maybe in Japan. GSM is the world standard.

2. TMO 4G, or 3G+, has good coverage of the major markets in the US. Right now, I pay $60, after taxes, per line per month with corporate discount on TMO. For the same unlimted voice/text/2GB data, I would pay $100, after taxes with corporate discount, per line per month with VZW.

Even if I got the phone free from VZW, I would end paying $960, which is much more than the $730 I paid to buy from Expansys.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ferris2375:
lol

Wow, please tell me you really aren't that stupid.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wiredmonkey:
All I want to know is what the battery life is on the LTE version vs my Thunderbolt, how much it's going to cost off contract, and when I can buy it. I have unlimited LTE on Verizon, so no incentive to switch.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qnet:
HSPA+ is a lot faster than that, in fact when I had the Nexus S, T-mobile's 3G was at times just as fast.

If I didn't have unlimited data on VZW, I would have got he GSM version in a heartbeat. I'm actually still considering it, looking at SimpleMobile which uses T-mobile's towers and, has a $60.00/month unlimited everything plan.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpasint:
Yes, a few things come to mind when I read that post:

1 Does the poster even know about GSM and CDMA?

2 Who the heck wants Verizon?

Joe
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Balthazar B:
Speed is important, but coverage is more so. Where I live -- Phoenix -- TMo's coverage -- even in the heart of the valley -- is so spotty as to practically eliminate it as a plausible carrier. AT&T is better -- when I used them, I was amazed to see 5 bars, which I rarely if ever saw in San Francisco -- but their coverage around the fringe was lacking, and in the wide open spaces between towns of any size (Arizona has LOTS of these), it basically sucks. God help you if your car breaks down and reaching help is a matter of life and death. VzW, on the other hand, is comparatively excellent, and frankly trumps any arguments between HSPA+ and LTE, or customer service, or cost.

Not that the AT&T/TMo combination looks to be in real trouble, I'm dubious that AT&T has the corporate will -- or maybe intelligence -- to build out its network to be competitive with VzW, if their LTE rollout provides any hints.

Now it would be nice if more of VzW's phones were unlocked world phones, but next time I'm traveling to Europe, I'll just pick up a cheap unlocked ZTE phone on Ebay, purchase voice/data SIMs over there, and have access to all my Google-enabled stuff, which is the most important thing. Then sell the same phone on Ebay and eat the $10 difference.

Maybe someday there will be multiband LTE phones that work -- or can be made to work -- on any LTE network, a global phone of the future. But in the meantime we've all got to do the best we can.

EDIT: Forgot to mention Sprint. In all their wisdom -- and I thought Dan Hesse was a smart guy; perhaps he's just a salesman -- they neglected to roll out Wimax in Phoenix, only the fifth largest city in the USA. Oh, and their voice/3G coverage sucks too. 'Nuff said...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spencer88:
As sad as it is, Verizon's LTE is faster than most wired home connections in the united states. We in the US are way far behind in home internet speeds.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bbedward:
Verizon doesn't give you unlimited data, I don't think you were the exception. They had a double data deal where you get 4gb for the same $30/mo extra. 50/mo for 10gb, and 80/mo for 20gb

That was a limited time offer its usually 2, 5, and 10gb. And that's per line too.

So check again, if you just signed a contract you don't have unlimited data.

I have the worst carrier in terms of speed in the us, but only because I get 24% discount and have 3 lines. 3 data lines on Verizon is $90/mo extra. Although around here I get 10mbit on wimax and 1.5mbit on 3g. Its a different story when I'm in Toledo though, data isn't usable.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BiGMERF:
Guys that add was supposed to be a black friday special they where going to have.. rumors have it the price will be 299.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TiltedAz:
I guess $299 isn't too bad if it's 32gb. I'm still waiting for an unlocked 32gb.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FishTaco:
Bzzzzt!! Wrong.

$199 and pre-order will be available.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BiGMERF:
time will tell.... rumors are all over the place
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kangxi:
Did someone mention 4G speeds? I just switched from T-mobile to Verizon. You're naive to think T-Mobile speeds can match or even come close to Verizon's.

I live in the main part of Orlando. Never got any speeds like this on T-Mobile. Truly do get what you pay for (even though I'm paying less than what I was paying on T-Mobile and still unlimited data because I'm on a family plan with my fiance now). My only issue is that LTE seems to drain battery like crazy!

Edit: Also, I get much better coverage with Verizon. At my job where I wouldn't get any service in places like the elevator or even our cafeteria, I at least get full 3G on Verizon. In driving around Florida where I got no service in places like Gainesville, Verizon still strong, albeit Gainesville isn't a 4G market yet.

I still have my tablet under contract with T-Mobile so I can actively compare. VERY satisfied with Verizon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TiltedAz:
Where'd you hear that in this VZN GN world lacking information? When?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
Good to know. I'm upgrading my business phone from a blackberry. So $199 out of pocket is all I'd pay.

G2x - 2.3.7 CM7

Transformer - 3.2 Revolver OC/UV
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cignu:
weeeellll...

This looks to me a BADLY executed photoshop work. Different colors, misaligned numbers and so forth.

IMO uh
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kangxi:
That's an actual ad that's running. Check Droid-Life.com for the full ad.

HINT: that's a screen capture of the ad, real ad is flash.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericshmerick:
Ok, I need to understand something. Speed is great. More speed is always welcome, but I have to ask:

Unless you pay for a tethering plan, what's the value in pulling down OMG 30MBPS on your cellphone? I stream Slingbox, Netflix, music, etc, etc all day long on my AT&T HSPA+ plan without skips or delays. It's a fat enough pipe to serve up anything data-heavy...I'm not sure how an 25 additional mbps will help stream "better" than my current 4-5mbps.

I mean aside from pissing contests and bragging rights, why else is posting screenshots of SO SO FAST speeds helping the owner?

I can only assume everyone on LTE has a paid tethering plan and downloads torrents all day?

---------- Post added at 09:17 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:14 AM ----------

Yes it is real

http://s0.2mdn.net/2981993/PID_1824763_Holiday_600x250_Train_Expand.swf
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ckoadiyn:
Well if they torrent they better be careful due to their cap LOL otherwise they will be paying out the arse on their bill.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BiGMERF:
COULDN'T have said it better myself
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kangxi:
To answer your question as someone who just came from spending 7 years on T-Mobile, overall it's a much more enjoyable experience. The boost in speed really does make a big difference especially doing normal things like browsing the web or downloading apps. For example, it took me longer to download Shadow gun on my tablet over my home Wi-Fi than it took my Droid RAZR. RAZR was done in 1/4th the time, no exaggeration.

And like I said earlier, not only are the speeds better, but the actual service is better. Maybe that wasn't a concern for you on AT&T, but for T-Mobile there were many times where I didn't have service or very low service.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dragonzsoul:
name your source.. i heard this price was black friday only also
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qnet:
Your points are valid. The only reason I was considering t-mobile was because they work real well in my city however, I can't use Google voice call-forwarding on a prepaid plan so I guess I'll be sticking with VZW.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RVDigital:
You and me both man. I live in Mesa and I just got out of our Sprint contract (ETF Free :D ) due to the lack of WIMAX. As far as I've been able to tell, Verizon is the best service in the Phoenix area, all things considered.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheBiles:
T-Mobile's coverage is absolutely ungodly. Even in a huge city like Atlanta, I'd always have dead zones inside large buildings, and any time I left the immediate suburbs I would completely lose 3G data. My Verizon plan is only $93/month with 4GB of actual 4G data, and my T-Mobile plan was $87/month. I'd take Verizon's awesome coverage ANY DAY over the sorry excuse for a network that T-Mobile has.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TiltedAz:
Yes indeed. And Sprint appears close to going underwater. T-Mobile's parent company wants to sell and get out of the expensive US cellphone market. Down the road there may only be VZN and ATT.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] voxigenboy:
I got my Rezound at Best Buy Mobile last week for $219(they matched Walmart's online price) & I went through with it because my Thunderbolt was damaged + BBM has a 30 day exchange policy. The Rezound is nice, just feels too small in my big hands. If I can change it for the Nexus @ 199 then heck, i'd have gotten to use a new phone for a few weeks & gotten $20 out of it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Balthazar B:
To give Sprint its due (maybe the only nice thing I can say about them :D), their integration with Google Voice is a pretty nice deal. I wish VzW and Google would cooperate on a similar plan.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] voxigenboy:
Did I just read "Verizon" and "cooperate" in the same sentence?.. lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Balthazar B:
Yeah, if wishes were fishes...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] T-Keith:
I hope this forum won't always be this bickery, maybe they should split it into cdma and gsm forums. Everyone has their preferred carrier and their own reasoning, no need to have a pissing match over it. I would love to pay less with a t-mobile plan, but I have a family plan and am grandfathered into unlimited with Verizon. T-mobile just doesn't have the coverage in my area and Verizon has LTE. I'm not sure why people only think about downloading huge files, when talking about cell speed, think about opening apps that need data to load like google maps. It's much nicer to use when I'm on my home wifi then on 3g.

Hope the $200 price is good, because this might be my next phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vzontini:
I agree with cignu - this looks like a Flash gig someone cobbled together at home. Also the use of data "pak" is questionable. If they wanted to abbreviate package the normal one is pkg.

I call shenanigans.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ddb540:
Where I live, I get pretty consistent TMobile download speeds in the range of 2-4Mbps, and Verizon LTE phones get more like 10-20Mbps. For day to day use, faster than a few Mbps never makes a difference to me. I can still easily stream Netflix or Hulu Plus or Google Music on a 2Mbps connection. Given the battery issues associated with LTE, I'd greatly prefer to stick with 3G at this point.

Obviously, would prefer LTE all else being equal, but that's not the case.

- DDB
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Not gonna get into this but... T-mo HSPA+ speeds are in the 10mbps range (depending on ur location) and most indications are that AT&T has similar speeds. You can't just make some blanket statement about the speeds of a network.